Emory Undergraduate Medical Review

Emory’s premier undergraduate medical publication

Student-driven, Original Research.

The Emory Undergraduate Medical Review publishes student-authored research review articles at the intersection of cutting-edge medicine and the sciences. Our interdisciplinary articles span all clinical fields and cover a range of topics including novel drug research, healthcare policy, and medical ethics and are peer-reviewed by medical professionals from leading academic institutions, including Emory University, Yale University, and the Mayo Clinic.

On campus, EUMR hosts a variety of medically-related events, including frequent collaborations with Emory’s School of Medicine. Our projects have been featured by Emory’s News Center and have caught the attention of President Greg Fenves.

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Meet the 2024-2025 Advisory Board

Emory Undergraduate Medical Review’s Advisory Board is central to upholding the high quality of EUMR’s publications and driving forward EUMR’s mission of capturing cutting-edge medical research and its broader impact on human health.

EUMR Open Access

Access even more high-quality articles about cutting-edge innovations in medicine through EUMR’s open access online publication.

Open Access
Diving into the unknown: Unraveling the Challenges of Space Exploration
Diving into the unknown: Unraveling the Challenges of Space Exploration

Space exploration has always been a topic of interest for society although it comes along with complex challenges. By looking at these difficulties, we can learn more about the details of space travel and the creative solutions needed to get past them.

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Mastering the Molecular Scissors: Sickle Cell Gene Editing Unleashed
Mastering the Molecular Scissors: Sickle Cell Gene Editing Unleashed

In order to combat bloodborne illnesses, such as Sickel Cell Disease, which affects millions of people globally, scientists have developed new gene editing technologies. Some examples of cutting edge gene editing technologies include CRISPR/Cas9 and Casgevy.

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Hemochromatosis: The Silent Iron Overload
Hemochromatosis: The Silent Iron Overload

Hemochromatosis is a ‘genetically induced iron overload’. Despite its frequency, hemochromatosis is commonly misdiagnosed or left untreated, earning the label "silent" disease.

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CLINICAL CHRONICLES

CLINICAL CHRONICLES

EUMR is excited to announce that we are collaborating with the Emory Wheel, Emory University’s independent student-run newspaper. Our new Op-Ed column, “Clinical Chronicles”, will feature new and exciting topics in medicine and research. Check out the articles in the Emory Wheel’s print paper or online.

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